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In 1999, Hines initially took up the role of head of publishing at Bethesda, which was before the company gained its current fame for creating 3D sandbox RPGs. Over time, he also held the position of senior vice president of global marketing and communications within the organization. For much of the early 21st century, Hines, alongside industry veteran Todd Howard, became synonymous with Bethesda’s public face. In November 2023, Hines revealed his intention to leave Bethesda and retire, approximately two and a half years after Microsoft acquired ZeniMax, Bethesda’s parent company. The acquisition allowed Hines an exclusive view of the company’s shift into being owned by Microsoft.

It’s widely recognized that Garp is among the most powerful characters in One Piece, yet, interestingly enough, readers haven’t witnessed this Marine demonstrating his full strength often within the story. This is because Garp was at his peak before Luffy embarked on his quest to become Pirate King, making him more likely to delegate tasks to other Marines in the main narrative. However, that doesn’t mean he hasn’t found himself in the middle of a ruckus every so often.

Despite an impressive debut, Dune: Awakening seems to have struggled to sustain the initial excitement it generated. The player count has noticeably dropped, and Steam reviews for the game lately have been quite varied, with many pointing out insufficient endgame content and other aspects as major concerns. To address these problems, Funcom has unveiled a comprehensive plan, or roadmap, detailing all the additions they intend to incorporate into Dune: Awakening up until June 2026.

6 months ago, Hazelight Studios unveiled their third collaborative title, Split Fiction, which continues an impressive streak of games they’ve produced. With some time having passed since its release, we thought it would be a good opportunity to reflect on this intriguing blend of sci-fi and fantasy gameplay, and discuss potential future developments for the … Read more

In 2015, I found myself captivated by Don’t Nod’s groundbreaking episodic release, “Life is Strange.” As a fan, I was drawn into the compelling narrative of Max Caulfield, a girl who unexpectedly uncovers her power to manipulate time. The game boasted an extraordinary ensemble of characters, decisions that truly mattered, and a heart-wrenching plotline. During a time when Telltale Games ruled the adventure game genre, “Life is Strange” stood tall, proving itself as a trailblazer in narrative-driven games.

Even now, this remarkable masterpiece continues to influence the genre, and it’s no wonder that it’s making its way onto television in a time where video game adaptations are becoming more popular than ever.

In addition to Mega Victreebel, Mega Dragonite, and Mega Hawlucha, there could be approximately 23 other Mega Evolutions in Pokemon Legends: Z-A that haven’t been revealed yet. Among these unannounced Mega Evolutions, the one generating the most controversy among Pokemon fans is rumored to be a new form for Starmie, a Pokemon originating from Generation 1. Recently, an image of what appears to be Mega Starmie’s in-game model was leaked online, and many fans have expressed their dissatisfaction with its design.

As a devoted fan, I’ve eagerly anticipated the release of Hollow Knight: Silksong for quite some time now, a journey that felt like an epic odyssey. Thankfully, the wait wasn’t the longest in gaming history, and finally, in 2025, the game graced multiple major platforms. With a few years elapsing since our last encounter with the original Hollow Knight, some players might be wondering about the changes in this sequel. Apart from Hornet taking over The Knight’s role, here are some of the most significant transformations, both for the better and for the worse.